Incomparable Zur hits all the right notes in Fallout 4

G4 Canada recently had the opportunity to interview one of gaming’s most prolific composers, Inon Zur. In addition to scoring video games, Zur has also scored various television shows, movies and even webisodes. Zur’s body of work within the gaming industry includes prominent titles such as Men of Valor, Crysis, Prince of Persia, Dragon Age: Origins, Fallout 3, Fallout: New Vegas, and the recent critically acclaimed Fallout 4.

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Premier Brad Wall wants Canada to slow on Syrian refugee intake, ensure safety

Saskatchewan Premier Brad Wall wants Canada to suspend the current plan to bring 25,000 more Syrian refugees into the country. The promise to up Canada’s refugee intake by the end of the year was made by Justin Trudeau during the federal election campaign. Now Wall has penned a letter to the new prime minister, asking […]

Halo evolves: Guardians' new features

Halo: Combat Evolved helped revolutionize first person shooters on home consoles back in 2001, but that success was a double-edged sword. It helped spawn countless other games in the genre in the following years, and although still popular, the series is now playing second fiddle to Call of Duty as the FPS of choice for console gamers.

Batum, Jefferson lead Hornets past Trail Blazers

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RPGCast - Episode 366: "Amiibo Hoarders"

Nintendo does its best to get Chris to stop building beds in Fallout 4 by offering more Amiibos. Anna has to put down her Animal Crossing cards long enough to pre-order Fire Emblem Fates. And when Alice isn't pledging her life to Aiur, she's playing Final Fantasy...XI...still?

Small jet bursts into flames and disintegrates after crashing into Ohio apartment building

The jet owner says it was carrying nine people on board. No one was inside the apartment building or another home that caught fire

Windsor veteran kept her code work secret for over 50 years

Lorna Collacott can keep a secret. Half a century passed before Collacott mentioned her secret work coding and decoding messages for the Battle of the Atlantic.

Russia will deploy new strike weapons capable of piercing NATO’s U. S.-led missile defence shield

Putin said that by developing defences against ballistic missiles, Washington aims to 'neutralize' Russia’s nuclear deterrent and gain a 'decisive military superiority'

Evidence points to murder-suicide in shooting deaths of two men in Meadow Lake: RCMP

MEADOW LAKE — The shooting deaths of two men in northwest Saskatchewan are being treated as a murder-suicide. RCMP on Friday provided an update on the investigation into the deaths of a 73-year-old man and 70-year-old man, both from Meadow Lake. Police received a complaint Thursday around 10 a.m. about shots fired at a home in the community. […]

Obama rejects TransCanada’s Keystone XL pipeline: sources

TransCanada shares are falling after multiple sources report the Obama administration has rejected the application to build Keystone XL. Obama is scheduled to speak at 11:45 a.m.

Marijuana protesters demand action from Mayor Atchison

Protesters upset over last week’s raid of the Saskatchewan Compassion Club have set their sights on Saskatoon’s mayor. The group gathered outside city hall Wednesday, many of them holding signs that read “Don Atchison makes me sick.”

Cam Cole: Connor McDavid sidelined for ‘months’ is bad news for NHL, worse for Oilers

Not weeks, said general manager Peter Chiarelli. Months. That’s how long Connor McDavid will be out of the Edmonton Oilers’ lineup.

Saskatoon police insist 'charges were appropriate' against marijuana compassion club

After being called “nothing short of shameless and gutless” for arresting four people connected to the Saskatchewan Compassion Club, Saskatoon police say the investigation into the marijuana dispensary was simply “treated as all drug investigations are.” The police service on Tuesday issued a 531-word release that it said was “an attempt to clarify public statements,” adding that “no further comment will be […]

Former Huskies track star living with Crohn's disease now charged in medical pot raid

A national champion pole vaulter and former Huskies star living with Crohn’s disease was one of the four people arrested during a raid on Saskatoon’s only medical marijuana dispensary. Friends and loved ones say Lane Britnell benefited greatly from his prescribed medical marijuana and that he does not deserve to go to jail.

Relaxed rules for riverfront patios backed

The City of Saskatoon is moving to make it easier to take in a view of the river while enjoying a cocktail downtown. City staff are proposing changes that would remove restrictions on outdoor patios connected to restaurants along Spadina Crescent from the University Bridge to the Broadway Bridge.